England beat Brazil, progress into U-17 World Cup final

Liverpool player Rhian Brewster scored a moment cap trap in two amusements Wednesday to send top picks Brazil smashing out of the Under-17 World Container and Britain into their first last.

The striker, who scored three objectives in the 4-1 quarter-last prevail upon the Unified States, amazed the South American mammoths in the decided 3-1 win in Kolkata.

Britain will play the victors of the second semi-last amongst Spain and Mali on Saturday's last.

"We will buckle down and ideally win," said Brewster after the amusement.

Brewster connected up splendidly with Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden who gave the crosses to the match champ.

Brewster put Britain ahead in the tenth moment regardless of an assaulting begin by the Brazilians.

Brazil forward Wesley grabbed an equalizer in the 21st moment to set up an exciting match before a close limit swarm.

In any case, Brewster made all the running. He put Britain ahead in the 39th moment, turning into the best objective scorer of the competition with his 6th strike.

His seventh objective of the occasion, which is being facilitated by India out of the blue, came in the second half as it closes the entryways on the three-time champions.

The 77th moment strike was the third time unfortunate for Brazil goalkeeper Gabriel Brazao, who had not let in an objective from open play in the competition until the point that the last-four conflict.

Brazil advances Paulinho and Lincoln made great moves yet misfortune and Britain goalkeeper Curtis Anderson kept the three-time champions under control.